Annual round up of American buffalo by cowboys and cowgirls at the Custer State Park in South Dakota, USA. View of the buffalo being rounded up for inspection. Riders on horseback seen assisting with the buffalo round-up.

View of the Crazy Horse Memorial, a colossal sculpture in situ, located in Thunderhead Mountain, in the Black HIlls of South Dakota, United States. Sculptor Korczak Ziolkowski with his five sons working on the project. He sculpts a model of Chief Crazy Horse known as the Crazy Horse Memorial and he describes the project, including how he declined offers of U.S. government funds for the project. The in-progress sculpted model is of the Oglala Lakota Indian Chief Crazy Horse riding on a horse. A studio down the hill. Korczak Ziolkowski and his sons drill with drilling machine on rock. Dynamite explosion on the rock face. Ziolkowski poses for a photograph in front of a model of the Crazy Horse Memorial with his family.

Badlands of South Dakota, United States. Buttes with eroded soil. Indians erect tents on a field. A Native American Indian family in a horse drawn carriage. A view of the buttes. Rows of tents on a field.

The Rodman Wanamaker Expedition of Citizenship to the Native American Indians in South Dakota, United States. Troops of U.S. 7th Cavalry enter the Pine Ridge Reservation to attend the ceremony. Soldiers on horseback enter the Pine Ridge Reservation. The leader of the expedition Dr. Joseph Kossuth Dixon explains its purpose and the symbolism of the flag to Oglala Sioux tribesmen. The U.S. flag is raised during the flag dedication ceremony. Tribesmen stand around the flag pole. A member of the Oglala Sioux signs the declaration of allegiance to the United States.

Negro life in South Carolina, United States. Two men walk past a municipal building. A negro woman and children seated on a park bench. View of negro men and women selling cut flowers and plant sprigs along a street side, as early 1930's automobilies go by. Houses at a distance and a car in front. Cars move on the road. A fence with message "For white only" painted on it reflecting "Jim Crow" laws.